The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-04-21

Miss Mary Bannerman len ,his vvsk q
visit friends in Jacksonville.
Mr.. 8. @. james, OF Tallahassee. n spendin,
lew days with his parents, Dr. and Mn
James, OF this place. Mr. James ID one of thot,
young men who will make his mark in tn,
world. He b clerk in Cohen's large dry good,
establishment Of Tallahassee.-Nacclenny Sen
tnd.
AT the municipal election in Lake City on
the 18th Hon. W. r. Bush was elected Mayor.
'" ID. Ives Clerk and Treasurer, W. J. Lee Asses
sor, T. L. Snowden Collector and ]. A. Bethss
Marshal
| -"If you love. love more If you hate, hate
less. Life is to short to spend in hating any
| one"
| The tower for the water works of the
Messrs Lewis and the Leon Hotel IL being
erected on the square bounded by McCarty
Call, Gadsden and Calhoun streets
Mr.. Sterling D. Moore has sold his interest
in the Starke Telegraph to Mr. Webb, formerly
OF Michigan, who is now sole proprietor of the
Telegraph.
The place to get the best Tea At loves. priee,
In Saxon Co.
Interest in the Senatorial contest and other
important matters before the Legislature has
brought many Flordans to the Capital this
week: Among them were ]. E. Hartridge, ex-
Governor G. F. Drew, VIM. Scott, w. B.
Young, J. s. Denham, E. G. F. Sanchez, ]. E.
Broom, w. C. Bird, H. F. Sharon, ]. c. Cooper,
g. A. Hanson. 8. C. Bolt, A. B. Mason, L. ].
Brush, H. R Duval. D. E. Maxwell, ]. w. Bush
nell, W. G. Coleman, Dr. Dancy. B. A. Wealth
ers A. Martin, ]. N. S,rathan s. Conaut, R. W.
Davis, W. D. Chipey, 8. M. Sparkman, W.B.
Henderson, R l. Anderson, NJ. Silver, C. F.
Rogers, W. r. Ammo, H. c. Harrison, L. C. Mas
sy, r. A. Holmes, J. C. Jones, ]. F. Welborn,
Dr. John Westcett, ]. L. Inglis, Geo. W. Wilson,
t. L. Clark r. c. Pdrkhill, W. L. Peeler, W.
A. Givens, J. A. Carlisle, T. D. Lancaster, ]. 8.
White. ]. c. Love, Charles Dougherty, W. L.
Mershon, R L. Sparkmln T. NJ Puleston, J.
L. Palmer. s. Y. Finley, l. Harkins Hilliard,
H. S. Duval, P W. White, J. E. Ingraham and
Judge Walter TAFT
Mr.. j. N. Coombs, D. H. Mays, and Hop.
Hugh A. Corey are among the late arrivals Al
the Leon.
-" They are never alone that are accompanied
with noble thoughts"
The FLoRIDIAN was pleased to receive o
call from Hon. Hugh A Corey to-day.
Nearly every newspaper of prominence in
the country have secured portraits and biograph-
ical sketches of the prominent persons in the
Senatorial contest One prominent newsps-
per of the North telegraphed its representative
here to send pictures of Governors Perry and
Bloxham, and the successful dark horse with
out an instant's delay" He complied with pic
lures the first named but is stumped on the
last. He has scratched all the hair off the top
OF his head in order 10 decide whom they meant.
and has come TO the conclusion that It is tone
of those things which no fellah can find out,
don't ye know"
ing received SAxoN Co
MIR. ]. ]. Williams, a well-known former
resident oil Tallahassee, was married yesterday
to Miss Patti Dixon, a beautiful and accom-
pshed young lady OF Jacksonville. The young
couple are spending a portion of their honey
moon in Tallahassee among their many friends.
A reception will be rendered them this evening
at the residence of Mrs. John R. Bradford, on
Calhoun street.
Col. F. A.-Sheldon and wife, of Troy, N Y,
who have spent the winter with Mrs. Williams,
on Calhoun street, lett for home yesterday
They have spent several seasons in Tallahassee
and will return next fall.
Col. Hanford, of Bnghamton, N. Y, who
came 10 Tallahassee for a few days only, has
been here over two months. He left for home
this week with the determination to spend next
winter at Tallahassee.
Col. VIM. A. Bethea and Col. J. A. Mont
gomery, of Birmingham, Ala, and connected
with The Birmingham, Georgia and Florida Rail-
road Company, have been al the Leon several
days the past week.
Judge Bethshares and wife, of Paducab,
KY. have been guests at the residence of Mr. R.
B. German. the past week
Secretary of the Senate, c. A. Finley, is
suffering from slight indisposition, arising from
a severe cold and the strain upon bis system
from his almost incessant work in the Senate
and CAUCUS
We are sorry to chronicle the death of
James, young son of Mrs. James D. Pepper, of
South Tallahassee. The little fellow was one
of twins, and died yesterday morning The re-
mains were inferred this evening"
Senator Costa has not been "puffed up" by
the prominence of his candidacy for the Sena-
torship. Tom still serves the best of lunches to
the printer fellows" and others, and would
rather preserve his reputation as the beet supper
maker than be President.